Clinical Neuropsychology
Author:Kenneth M. Heilman, Edward Valenstein
Edition:4th Edition
Exploring the relationship between brain function and behavior, this text examines how neurological damage affects cognition, language, and perception. It integrates clinical assessment with neuroanatomy and cognitive theory, highlighting disorders such as aphasia, memory impairment, and dementia, as well as approaches to recovery and treatment.
Chapters
- Chapter 1: Introduction→
- Chapter 2: Aphasic Syndromes→
- Chapter 3: Phonologic Aspects of Language Disorders→
- Chapter 4: Syntactic Aspects of Language Disorders→
- Chapter 5: Lexical–Semantic Aspects of Language Disorders→
- Chapter 6: Acquired Dyslexia→
- Chapter 7: Agraphia→
- Chapter 8: Disorders of Visual–Spatial Perception and Cognition→
- Chapter 9: Acalculia and Disturbances of the Body Schema→
- Chapter 10: Anosognosia→
- Chapter 11: Apraxia→
- Chapter 12: Agnosia→
- Chapter 13: Neglect and Related Disorders→
- Chapter 14: The Callosal Syndromes→
- Chapter 15: The Frontal Lobes→
- Chapter 16: Emotional Disorders Associated with Neurological Diseases→
- Chapter 17: Hallucinations and Related Conditions→
- Chapter 18: Amnesic Disorders→
- Chapter 19: Neuropsychology of Dementia→
- Chapter 20: Recovery of Cognition→
- Chapter 21: Pharmacotherapy of Cognition→
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